Heat Press 40x50cm – Single or Double Platen, Electric or Pneumatic Models

A heat press machine uses heat and pressure to bond transfer films, vinyl, or ink to fabric and other materials. It’s essential for applying DTF transfers, heat transfer vinyl (HTV), and sublimation prints to t-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, and more.

Yes. A proper DTF heat press is required to apply your printed transfers to fabric. Most designs cure at 160–170°C for 8–12 seconds using firm pressure. For reliable results, use a machine with consistent heat and precise time/temperature controls.

While you can try, it’s not ideal. An iron lacks the even pressure and temperature control needed for DTF, vinyl, or sublimation transfers. A heat press machine for t-shirts delivers lasting, professional-quality results.

Yes—you can use a heat press machine for clothes made of polyester, blends, and even nylon. Just lower the temperature and use parchment or Teflon paper to protect the fabric. Always test on a small area first.

To remove a pressed-on logo or vinyl, reheat the area with your heat and press machine to soften the adhesive. Carefully peel it away. Some transfers may also require adhesive removers—use with caution.

We stock professional-grade heat presses, along with Teflon sheets, DTF film, DTF ink, and DTF powder—everything you need to start or grow your print setup. We also offer trade pricing for regular buyers and print shops.